21 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1964
Page
1
Weather corner reports rain through tomorrow with heavy bursts today and tonight. Tonight temperatures near 56 to 60 Fahrenheit with southerly winds up to 45 miles per hour. Yesterday’s high and today’s low noted. rainfall measured in inches for a 48 hour period ending 7 am today.
Rain and gusty south winds sweep the bay region through Tuesday with heavy totals in some zones. NorCal areas like Mt Shasta and Salinas Valley expect rain heavy at times, while snow lines hold above 7,800 feet in the Sierra. Temperatures range from mid fifties to low sixties with gale warnings and winds up to 60 knots off the coast.
Fresno AP report states Mrs. Martelly Caldwell died in a Piedra area home fire Sunday night. Her husband Bill Caldwell rushed inside to save her but was hurled by a water heater incident, colliding with a firefighter.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and addresses including Winton Ay e Hatwald and Livermore California 94590. It mentions Oct and SF with scattered alphanumeric codes, but no clear event, action, or cohesive news context is evident.
A Los Angeles area family of six died when their car was struck by a tractor trailer near Wheeling West Virginia on Sunday. Clair Grimes 32 Iris 30 and two children Rickey 10 Christie 5 were killed. Four other children in serious condition at Ohio Valley General Hospital were injured. The Grimes were en route to Brooklyn to spend Christmas with Iris Grimes’ mother. The car skidded on ice and was hit by the truck. the truck driver was not hurt.
Defense says pregnant murder suspect Lucille Miller will seek bail. Attorney Edward Fotey said medical tests show she is 3 42 months pregnant. Miller, 31, was arrested after her dentist husband Gordon E. Miller burned to death in a car fire near their Alta Loma home. She claimed the car ran off the road and caught fire and she could not rescue him.
A Bethlehem innkeeper recalls the days of frantic guests and gifts as Mary and Joseph stay in the stable. The narrator, a stable worker, recounts meeting them, sharing warmth with the infant Jesus, and hearing prophetic verses as dawn breaks over the holy scene.
In San Francisco the NAACP elected new leaders as reform factions displaced traditional figures. Burbridge won first vice president while two dissidents took other top posts. Terry Francois failed to secure a seat and pledged to dissociate from the branch, signaling possible national intervention.
An explosion at a coal mine near Cerro de Pasca northeast of Lima killed 57 miners and seriously injured two others. By nightfall two bodies were recovered. The blast was blamed on Bethane gas and coal dust in the US owned Coro de Paseo mine that supplied coke for copper, gold, and silver operations.
Senator George McGovern will seek a sense of Congress urging the U S Information Agency to arrange distribution of the Kennedy memorial film John F Kennedy Years of Lightning Day of Drums for domestic educational and commercial television. The agency lacks authority to release it domestically.
A catalog style entry lists items such as Y% Carat Designer fashion in yellow Amethyst Cluster Classic Wedding Band Swirl of diamonds Ring Engagement Solitaire Matched Set For Men Black Star Center Marquise link wristlet W Diamond Watch 17 Elgin Earstuds Favorite Circle Pin.
A promotional flyer lists items like a 1 Carat Princess Ring for 229 and a 5 Diamond Wedding Band for 169, highlighting yellow designer pins and a heart pendant. It touts confidence in a quality certificate, tax inclusion, and offers no money down with 24 months to pay.
Listing of jewelry items with prices and store hours at Macy's Bay Fair 15555 E 14th Street San Leandro including rings bands watches and bracelets. Open 9:30 to 9:30 Monday to Wednesday and Thursday 9:30 to 5:30. Phone numbers 357 3343 and 276 3333.
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